It is common for children to find reading comprehensions boring and laborious. A good way to prepare for the reading part of your child's SATs test, is to give them short, daily reading comprehensions (lasting no more than 15 - 20 minutes). It is also good to tackle a whole practise SATs reading paper from time to time. Remember that for the 3-mark questions, they need to write a few sentences and give a detailed answer. I find that children are really motivated if you 'score' their answer out of 3. It helps them to see where they are going wrong and where they need to improve.
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